VIDEO: Pro fighters weigh in for ‘biggest fight night in Dundee’s history’
Fighters have weighed in for the first United Combat Championship (UCC), which takes place in Dundee tomorrow.
Aberdeen lead chase to sign ex-Dundee striker Greg Stewart
Former Dundee talisman Greg Stewart looks more and more likely to be playing in Scotland next season, according to reports.
By Reporter,
What constitutes a sport? Bridge boosted by court ruling
Bridge players who want sporting recognition have been dealt a good hand by a European court judge.
By Press Association,
Scotland’s World Cup aim has got to be perfection says Stuart
New international star Stuart Armstrong accepts Scotland have be nigh on perfect for the rest of their qualifying campaign to give themselves any chance of going to Russia 2018.
By George Cran,
Cristiano Ronaldo charged with multi-million euro tax fraud
Real Madrid footballer Cristiano Ronaldo has been charged with defrauding Spain’s tax office of 14.7 million euro (£12.9 million) in unpaid taxes.
By Press Association,
Saudis apologise after footballers snub silence in memory of London attack
The Saudi Arabian Football Federation has apologised for “any offence caused” after its players declined to join in a minute’s silence in memory of the London Bridge attacks before the start of a World Cup qualifying match.
By Press Association,
Dundee football coach Eddie lucky to be alive after suffering stroke during game
A Dundee-born football coach who says he’s “lucky to be alive” after suffering a stroke aged just 51 has revealed he is now planning to undergo a pioneering £10,000 treatment.
By Steven Rae,
Betfred Cup draw throws old and new foes into pot
It feels like the new season is already here after the Betfred Cup group draw.
By George Cran,
Craig Whyte not guilty of Rangers takeover fraud
Former Rangers owner Craig Whyte has been cleared of a fraudulent takeover of the club.
By Press Association,
Gates open early amid tight security for Scotland v England World Cup qualifier
Extra security measures are to be put in place for Scotland’s World Cup qualifier against England in Glasgow this weekend in the wake of recent terrorist attacks.
By Press Association,
Dundee near the bottom of BBC Sportscene TV coverage
Dundee's poor season in the Scottish Premiership has been reflected in their appearances on the BBC Sportscene highlights show.
By Press Association,
Barry Smith given Lazarus-like task of reviving Raith Rovers
Dundee FC miracle worker Barry Smith is to be unveiled as the new Raith Rovers boss this afternoon.
By George Cran,
Tributes to Dundee American football ‘legend’ Charlie, 54
Tributes have poured in for a “legend” of Dundee’s American football scene after he lost his battle with cancer.
By Steven Rae,
‘Unfortunate’ Paul Hartley invited to Celtic training by Brendan Rodgers
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers says Paul Hartley was “very unfortunate” to be sacked by Dundee two weeks ago.
By Reporter,
Teen beats the bookies to win £20k after placing £3 bet
A football fan has scooped an incredible £20k after placing a £3 bet.
By Scott Lorimer,
VIDEO: Scottish junior team scores one of the fastest goals ever – straight from kick off
A non-league team on the west coast of Scotland may have set a new record by scoring the fastest goal ever.
By Tele Reporter,
History is on horizon for Dundee Stars in Nottingham
Dundee CCS Stars set off for Nottingham on Friday as they prepared for the biggest weekend in their Elite League history.
By Reporter,
Lennon and Duffy likely to face disciplinary after ‘square-go’ touchline rammy
Hibernian head coach Neil Lennon and Morton boss Jim Duffy are likely to face Scottish Football Association disciplinary action after a dramatic touchline argument.
By Press Association,
Punter lands incredible bet during Barcelona game – but almost lost out on technicality
After Barcelona’s shock comeback against Paris St Germain in the Champions League last-16, there will have been a few sizeable betting wins, but surely none more specific than this one.
By Press Association,
Football can learn from rugby, insists Scottish rugby team doctor
At a time when the behaviour of footballers and their managers is coming under ever increasing scrutiny, it’s becoming clear they could learn a lot from their rugby counterparts.
By Lindsey Hamilton,